They have resulted from some grand convulsion of Nature; rocked in the cradle of the deep, as things seem to be here.

The investigations made, in especial the hearing under oath of private Rössner and several officers in his regiment, have resulted in the following particulars being obtained: At the beginning of the campaign as the troops marched into a villagename unknownthey saw by the roadside two or three dead civilians.

Left to themselves the more reckless and criminal were soon obliged to yield to force, so that nothing more serious resulted than loud talk and threats.

In any case it must have resulted in delay.

A careful canvass of the neighborhood had resulted in disappointment; not one home was available.

The game with the latter college resulted in a tie, but Delton was beaten by Brill by a score of 16 to 10.

This produced a hot discussion between "The Big" and "The Little" as to the offender, which resulted, as so often happens, in these inquiries into the accidents of domestic life, in the conclusion that "nobody" was alone to blame.

That it had not resulted more seriously was due to a combination of circumstances.

No, I prefer to believe that in my humble way I induced the German Fleet to issue forth and to risk an action which, under more favourable conditions for us, would have resulted in their utter destruction.

" Our revolution of '76, and onward, was not a rebellion; it was resistance of oppression, of burdensome taxation without equal representation, and it resulted in our distinct nationality.

But all these revolutions resulted in good to the people.

It resulted in a more peaceful state of society,not free from great evils, but still a healthful change from the disorders of the preceding epoch.

All the good which resulted to Europe from the temporary possession of Constantinople was the introduction into Europe of Grecian literature and art.

A report that seemed to favor the supposition that death resulted from poison, threw the populace into a frenzy, and the stoning to death of Count Fersen resulted.

A report that seemed to favor the supposition that death resulted from poison, threw the populace into a frenzy, and the stoning to death of Count Fersen resulted.

He put himself in front of the confederacy which resulted from the congress of Utrecht in 1690.

At the same time his deliverance was not effected by the fingering of the packet, but by the attack of the pirate: even the re-writing of the commission did nothing towards his deliverance, resulted only in the punishment of his traitorous companions.

He learned little at this place, being interested chiefly in stories, and in acting out the heroic parts which appealed to his imagination; but again his personal experience was of immense value, and resulted in his famous picture of Dotheboys Hall, in Nicholas Nickleby, which helped largely to mitigate the evils of private schools in England.

These principles dictated the policy which resulted in the capture and occupation of Canton.

In sum, my policy has resulted in this:I have complete military command of the capital of China, without having broken off relations with the neutral Powers, and without having interrupted, for a single day, our trade at the different ports of the empire.

What beneficial effects resulted ultimately from the Inquisition in Spain?

The battle of Dunbar resulted in the total defeat of the Scots; while the "crowning mercy" at Worcester, Sept. 3, 1651, utterly blasted the hopes of Charles, and completely annihilated his forces.

It is only contemptible disingenuousness or weakly sentimentality, which can fail to perceive that the Romans were entirely in earnest with the liberation of Greece; and the reason why the plan so nobly projected resulted in so sorry a structure, is to be sought only in the complete moral and political disorganization of the Hellenic nation.

Leith, as the two girls had informed Holman, had called upon their father at the Langham Hotel in Wynyard Square, Sydney, and, after fascinating the old man with his stories, had presented his credentials and made a bargain with him which resulted in the chartering of the yacht.

Few plays of much value, one may guess, have resulted from such an abstract impulse.